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The priorities listed refer to taking into account any threats that may be unique to a campus. What is the context behind the word “unique” as used in the application?

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Many threats are common to all campuses such as potential pandemic influenza, potential for violence on campus, etc., many of which are listed in the application’s priorities. Unique hazards are those which might pertain to only some, or even one, IHE. Examples might include snow or severe weather in a New Hampshire school, or the threat of wildfires on a California campus. “Unique” needs might also pertain to the need to improve or address appropriate methods of communication for certain members of the individual campus community; for example, at a campus predominantly consisting of hard-of-hearing students, there might be a unique need to provide alternative emergency communications systems..

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